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Kwesi Thug Links Ypee on ‘Work and Pray’ — Bullabeats-Produced Ghana Rap Faith-and-Hustle Anthem Out Now

Kojo Blak Links Medikal on ‘Ability’ — Beatz Vampire-Produced Gym-Floor Afrobeats Flex Out Now

Some promises in Ghana take time. Your landlord promised to fix the ceiling fan in 2021. Your cousin promised to return your Bluetooth speaker “next week” during the last election. And Medikal , according to Kojo Blak himself, promised him a verse back in 2021. The difference? Medikal actually delivered. On X, the Dragon put it plainly: MDK promised him a verse in 2021, and he finally collected it in 2026. That long-awaited verse now lives on “Ability” , and the receipt is a brand-new single with one of the busiest producers in Accra also stepping up to the mic. “Ability” landed on Friday, 23 October 2026 through Blue Magic/Encore Recordings , with an official visualiser going up on Kojo Blak’s YouTube channel just after midnight Accra time. By breakfast, it was already sitting on Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack, Deezer and TIDAL. Friday release, Friday energy, Friday payday. The timing alone is a flex. ⚡ The Drop in 30 Seconds ...

KiDi Drops ‘Babylon’ — Where Do We Go From Here Flex Out Now

KiDi — “Babylon” is out on Where Do We Go From Here . Accra’s melody landlord just turn gratitude into a flickering-percussion flex — good-life talk, Creator thanks, that GH Afropop pocket that make the Aux sit up before the hook even land. Ei. When KiDi say Babylon, e no dey preach doom — e dey celebrate the escape. 🎧 Listen Now Spotify — Babylon Apple Music — Babylon YouTube — Babylon (Official Visualiser) Audiomack — Babylon Amazon Music — Babylon TIDAL — Babylon song.link hub — Babylon Video Watch the official visualiser on YouTube (KiDi — Babylon). Clean streams only — no pirate folders. Quick take Track 11 on Where Do We Go From Here ( 27 August 2026 , Black Boy Joy / Encore Recordings ) — about 2:41 of GH Afrobeats / soft-fire heat. Same album as Crazy World, IDK (Sarkodie), Signature (Lasmid), Lonely (AratheJay) & Crucified (Kwesi Arthur). Hit play. Share loud. Zero pirate folders. Follow The Ent News for Ghana, Nigeria & global entertainment d...

Victony Drops ‘SLICK’ — STARLIFE Outlawville Flex Out Now

Victony — “SLICK” is out now. Port Harcourt’s soft-fire outlaw just slid a short, sticky body-talk flex — Ozedikus pocket, Dera The Boy gloss, that STARLIFE glide Accra already dey claim. Ei. When Victony says slick, the playlist does not ask for a soft landing — it asks for volume. 🎧 Listen Now Spotify — SLICK Apple Music — SLICK Audiomack — SLICK YouTube — SLICK (Official Visualizer) Video Watch the official visualizer on YouTube (Victony — SLICK). Single hub: Apple Music — SLICK - Single . Quick take Dropped 8 July 2026 via OUTLAWVILLE / Encore Recordings — about 1:47 of Afrobeats / Afro-fusion heat. Produced by Ozedikus & Dera The Boy . Also lives on STARLIFE as track 8. Clean streams only. Zero pirate folders. Hit play. Share loud. Follow The Ent News for Ghana, Nigeria & global entertainment drops.  

KiDi Drops ‘Crazy World’ — Where Do We Go From Here Opener Out Now

KiDi — “Crazy World” is out on Where Do We Go From Here . Accra’s melody king just opened the album with a keep-yourself-sane flex — absurd-life talk, soft swagger, that GH Afropop pocket Accra already dey nod to. Ei. When KiDi says crazy world, the playlist does not ask for a soft landing — it asks for volume. 🎧 Listen Now Spotify — Crazy World Apple Music — Crazy World Audiomack — Crazy World YouTube — Crazy World (Lyric Video) Video Watch the lyric video on YouTube (KiDi — Crazy World). Quick take Track 1 on Where Do We Go From Here ( 27 August 2026 , Black Boy Joy / Encore Recordings ) — about 2:29 of GH Afrobeats opener heat. Same album as IDK (Sarkodie), Signature (Lasmid), Lonely (AratheJay) & Crucified (Kwesi Arthur). Clean streams only. Zero pirate folders. Hit play. Share loud. Follow The Ent News for Ghana, Nigeria & global entertainment drops.  

KiDi Links Lasmid on ‘Signature’ — Where Do We Go From Here Flex Out Now

KiDi & Lasmid — "Signature" is out on Where Do We Go From Here . Accra's melody king just pulled Lasmid into a stamp-it-your-name flex — soft swagger, highlife glow, that GH Afropop pocket Accra already dey claim. Ei. When KiDi says signature and Lasmid answers, the playlist does not ask for a soft landing. Listen Now Spotify — Signature (with Lasmid) Apple Music — Signature Audiomack — Signature (with Lasmid) YouTube — Signature (Official Visualizer) Video Watch the official visualizer on YouTube (KiDi — Signature with Lasmid). Quick take Track 5 on Where Do We Go From Here ( 27 August 2026 , Black Boy Joy / Encore Recordings ) — about 2:42 of GH Afrobeats name-stamp heat. Produced by Ugly and Tough . Same album as IDK (Sarkodie), Lonely (AratheJay) and Crucified (Kwesi Arthur). Clean streams only. Zero pirate folders. Hit play. Share loud. Follow The Ent News for Ghana, Nigeria and global entertainment drops.

KiDi Links AratheJay on “Lonely” — Where Do We Go From Here Flex Out Now

KiDi & AratheJay — “Lonely” is out on Where Do We Go From Here . Accra’s melody king just pulled AratheJay into a soft-heart flex — late-night missing energy, Guilty Beatz pocket, that GH Afropop vibe that already dey live rent-free. Ei. When KiDi sings lonely and AratheJay answers, the playlist does not ask for company — it asks for volume. 🎧 Listen Now Spotify — Lonely (with AratheJay) Apple Music — Lonely Audiomack — Lonely (with AratheJay) YouTube — Lonely (Official Lyric Video) Video Watch the official lyric video on YouTube (KiDi — Lonely with AratheJay). Quick take Track 7 on Where Do We Go From Here ( 27 August 2026 , Black Boy Joy / Encore Recordings ) — about 2:38 of GH Afrobeats soft-hope heat. Produced by Guilty Beatz . Same album as IDK (Sarkodie) & Crucified (Kwesi Arthur). Clean streams only. Zero pirate folders. Hit play. Share loud. Follow The Ent News for Ghana, Nigeria & global entertainment drops.

KiDi Links Kwesi Arthur on ‘Crucified’ — Where Do We Go From Here Flex Out Now

KiDi & Kwesi Arthur — “Crucified” is out on Where Do We Go From Here . Accra’s melody king just pulled Tema’s sharpest pen into a faith-and-feelings flex — soft confession, hard bars, that GH Afropop pocket that already dey live rent-free. Ei. When KiDi sings crucified and Kwesi answers, the playlist does not ask for a soft landing. 🎧 Listen Now Spotify — Crucified (with Kwesi Arthur) Apple Music — Crucified Audiomack — Crucified (with Kwesi Arthur) YouTube — Crucified (Lyric Video) Video Watch the lyric video on YouTube (KiDi — Crucified with Kwesi Arthur). Quick take Track 9 on Where Do We Go From Here ( 27 August 2026 , Black Boy Joy / Encore Recordings ) — about 3:18 of GH Afrobeats confession heat. Same album as Signature (Lasmid), IDK (Sarkodie) & Lonely (AratheJay). Clean streams only. Zero pirate folders. Hit play. Share loud. Follow The Ent News for Ghana, Nigeria & global entertainment drops.

KiDi Links Sarkodie on ‘IDK’ — Where Do We Go From Here Flex Out Now

KiDi & Sarkodie — “IDK is out on Where Do We Go From Here . Accra’s melody king just pulled the Rapgod into a romance flex — I no know energy, soft follow-energy, that GH Afropop pocket that already dey live rent-free. Ei. When KiDi says IDK and Sarkodie answers, the playlist does not ask for mixed signals. 🎧 Listen Now Spotify — IDK (with Sarkodie) Apple Music — IDK Audiomack IDK (with Sarkodie) YouTube — IDK (Official Visualizer) Video Watch the official visualizer on YouTube (KiDi IDK with Sarkodie). Quick take Track 4 on Where Do We Go From Here ( 27 August 2026 , Black Boy Joy / Encore Recordings ) about 2:23 of GH Afrobeats romance heat. Produced by Ugly and Tough . Same album as Signature (Lasmid), Crucified (Kwesi Arthur) & Lonely (AratheJay). Clean streams only. Zero pirate folders. Hit play. Share loud. Follow The Ent News for Ghana, Nigeria & global entertainment drops. KiDi & Sarkodie — “IDK” is out on Where Do We Go ...

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